Forgestar CF5V - 19x8.5 +22 (F) & 19x9.5 +33 (R)
Michelin Pilot Super Sport - 255/35/19 (F) & 275/35/19 (R)

 

Damn, talk about I'll see you yours and raise you mine!!

Looks great Mark, car's looking t!ts...

 

Thanks Blue! You inspired me to post w/your PSS meatiness

 

two sexy @$$ cars meaty tires FTW

 

that fitment is so good SDGenius! Any of you guys ever ran a 10.5+3(around there) in the rear with a 275/35?

 

Hi guys I'm looking at some wheels right now and I could really use some help. The seller has 18x8.5 18x9.5 nismo LMGT4 on 245/40 and 275/40 for sale. Here is the thing though he has these on his coupe with no spacers or mods to fenders and they look weak. My concern is that he isn't so sure on the offsets, he calculated +20 f and +25 r.

My question is if these offsets are correct will they work on my sedan with rolled rears and spc rears as well as fronts with out to much neg camber? And if they are correct wouldn't it be more aggressive on a coupe ? Thanks in advance!

 

 

^ What size tires are you running? How much camber do you have and how far was your drop?

The rear fitment of those coupe wheels is pretty amazing.

 

Someone needs to roll their rear fenders.

Coupe 19's fit the sedans really well and look great with a nice drop. This was a previous set up on my car and it was dropped on sedan H Techs at the time. Tires were 245/40/19 all around.

 

Rears are 245/40
Fronts are 225/40

I need an alignment but waiting to decide if I want front lower , spacers for front , or larger tire.

 

Looks like some super clean coupe rays you had. The rears need a roll. It's settled more and I have rubber build up on fenders a bit.

A little rub never hurts.

I want front to match.

 

I don't have an opinion on the tires, but I think your car would look a lot better with a lower, spacier front. Of course, I'm not the one paying for it. It looks nice, though.

 

If you're talking about me here's my favorite pic of my car ever.

 

I think the lower spacier was at me. Yours is nice and low and spacey already.

 

Dammm I haven't posted up in awhile but its 2015! My new setup before the wheels are sent off to Powdercoat and New Rubbers are slipped on. Running on some used sets of tires to get things dialed in, Rays Engineering TE37s 19x9.5 +22 with a 15mm Spacer +7 True Offset with a 245/35/19 up front and a 19x10.5 +22 with a 275/30/19 out back. Don't mind how tatty the wheels and tires look but they are off and sent to powder coat for full restoration.